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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-29

THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World ia
offered free TO every new subscriber for one year 20
the WEEKLY STAR 1t IL a handsomely printed
book OF l9l pages profuscly illustrated, with more
than 100 colored maps and Diagrams and contains
wealth or general information. See advertise
ment in another column.
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EOR kEST-NEw GRAND ARMY HALL. OPPO-
site Wiiars capact about 700; societies can also
secure desirable roos tor meetings ante steam
hest improved elevator. kitchen. new furniture aud
other modern conyenielces. Apply on premises be-
tween AND pm. or address New @. l. r Hall Com
@1ttee, 4S0 LouisianA ave. ap6-l9t
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brick 40 rooms. on 18th above iox. circle $500
ss and
rSSms bet 81. g.. and aPi ist sts .o.n
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df f. 81: a' 6; .SS is Sss
store and axsiline 1ath st. o.n .63SS
and stable Sh ia tnS
Toons anu an s: :, e d35n INA sna sts aw 1000
mouse 10000
14r Brick. f. bet 5th and eth. mr. Pension or
Also improves and unmproved p a parts
mb17-7w. 142s New YORK ave
EQK sALE-sPEcIAL BARGAINS
aSS per cent Investment Price only
sn ss SS
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rooms On Marion bet 9Th aud IN sts.p.w:.::4 1850
h nkShts = S1's'' les New 4 Foll ssa
E;oR sALE-A FIRST CLASS BARGAIN-THAT
ssnsEsss cellar sna Al modern improysmsnts hand
sonsiy nnisned IA we lnterlor street 10 now being
1900 8: H. WARNER CO..
EoR sALE-HoUsE, 4a6 MASSACHUSETTS Az.
T nv: s;To09 Frsms price $500; owner On The
At public aucdon about the 10th prot sp1 At
EoR sALE~FINE NEW HOUSE ON BOTH ST,
IL near Blains's nsnsion; all modern improvements;
. y s ssS & E hsass; sas
suburbs at investment prices eau or send foE list.
sp27-et 10th and Il sts. NV.
EoR sALE-HoUsE AND VACANT CORNER LOT,
separate or together this is splendid property III
1855 :ssSSs 9 es AsP SIS srP;
Foa sAL ~ a NEW ~, 6 6SD ATIkAcTiyE TWO:
and boundary Sta 81 rooms and bath. Ill modern
npss'sm'n'' we'll built Ef'if Y e2 Ss CO..
Tor, sALR-NINE-ROOM BRIOK,, TAO K ST.,
with lot running bsck to 30-foot alley; one Of the
'aas 81 a. eas $50 ..
IIoR sALE-DEsIRABIE- RESIDENCE, RECENT.
plumbing opon fireplace, dumb waiter, Stationary
NV. sp23-6ts
For sAL,E-lss4 10TH sT.N;w,: egg, ooo.lI Will
xans and carefully CONSTRUCTED built
SON Scott crce
81 broad 10Th ST. opposite Mr. Ro6esons and MI Pen
SSa s'fs CAV 7fsss' *;
eiheihnati. Ohio. mhlo-47es
Fon SALE-BEAUTITUL NEW BRICK HOUSE
rooms and in basement; nipels aud stair OF
harlwo2d: terms liberal Inquire Of w. PIERCE
BELL. 625 + ST. sp22.1m
EOR SALE-AT A SACRIFlCE-TWQ TWO-STORY
Irsms Houses on BsdsnshufE h9ed lust north q
2ox2OO easy terms VIII exchange for vacant lots
the c,tsy; sWokAsTEDT = BRADLEY,
ElOR sALE-NEw ROOM BRICK. CLEVELAND
y ave nw.,Sl,730. New bsy-window brick, Wyue
hasa ishaFs SofF6s ST s 6dss I'd
Building. 9th and F sta ap2l
TOR sALE-FINE EIGHT ROOM. TWO-sTORY,
4 douele-frOnt House, on North Carolina ave-, be-
tween 9th and 9TH ssk large front lawn heated by
furnscs Price. $4,000 Address vERITAS Star ofacs
TOR sAI.E-vERY CHKAP-TWO NEW, SIX ROOM
iros pay lwindow bfck honsa cs1.. bath r.ngs q
AZ "a ST. II. e.-WOl be sold on small cash paYment
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BOARDING.

IMPORTANT TO THE EMPLOYEES OF THE GOV
Il ernIaent Printing C1ltcs cheap and excellent
NOE RENT-FURNISItED Rooms, WITH FIRST
III class board. near Gcfnsrson Square. References
exc. lr..eti Tr.nsients IEmodated 1O16 18th
sIlllsJ-SWs
HE RSONS WHO MAY DESIRE WELL yENTIiA-
II tad APARTMENTS. single SUITE furnished
Caterer who has taken the new and eo'nnlooioua
house "a corner of 18th and Corcoran sts- Per
nanent or sent with Table a. Hote and Cafe at
tri.ed Private dining rooms always really tor Dinner
Parties. Terms moderate. JNO- A. GRAY, P-oprie-
arS-.Sia
S,PRAGUE MANSION, COR 9Th AND Sis. NV,
ErOOus and board BY che day. week or month apS-im
IlOAEDING AND ROOMS - TWO LARGE WELL
ID furnished comm iezting front second
fOCr table board n1onth1o week and Loo
adzy. Others az Low prices. 3it-3lo Indiana ava
.So-:JnI
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A Noted Horse Thief Shot Dead.
KILLED BY THE OWNER OF HORSES HR WAS ATTENE
ING 10 STEAL.
Tile Works Burned.

PTTTSBURG, April 29.-The Star and Caustic Tile
works were destroyed by fire at O'Clock this
morning. Loss, $4,000; covered by insurance.
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'Did the great chief OF the Wang wangs see any
evidence OF the decadence or our race In tht,
East7" asked a Western Indian OF the chief who
had been on mission 10 Washington. "Yes" re-
piled the doughty warrior. I'VE are fast disap-
pearing. Figures Of base ball men now stand In
front OF cigar stores-places that our ancestors
have occupied for centuries ~ I'd Bus
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The Courts.

EQUITY CoURI.-Jud0e MerTick
To-day, Peters agt. Peters; sale decreed. c. II.
Cragin appointed trustee. Kelly. agt. Denver;
order directing Winntfred Kelly toto answer Ques-
ton.
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I625 C st. s.w., 6r...-..S11
1919 C. st. s.w., 6r...-.-.l1
l20i9-21-23 Z st. L. ID
20, 81 Myrtle Ne. 7r.. 10
621, S02 Essex court -.
OF Temperance alley
nw.,4rs. LIST door. 10
!, 4:iO Ist st. s. Ar. .12. 80
, 224 Jackson Hall alley
NV, 6F....-..........-.IQ
400 r. 423 n NV. 4r. 10
3 It'll st Road NV. 4r...-9
420 18th st. ne. 4r......S
e15 Blagdon's alley II.
basement 42S 9th n.w.1r.S
3 I'd st. s.w., :}r. ..... $50
';21 l. bet. n L U sts., n.
] W.,
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Two MONTHS IN JAIL.-Thos. Dillon, coiored was
before the Police Court to-day, charged with
stealing Sl5 from the house OF Elizabeth CLAYTON.
also coiored No. 1915 q street northwest. The
complainant charged that he broke her door open
and took the money from her room. He was given
two months in Jail.
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A Nurse's Charge Against Balf0ur.
DUBLIN, April 29-In the exchequer court to-day
nurse named Dillon applied for the issue OF
WITT beyond the courts Jurisdiction against Mr..
having, as complainant alleged, stated against her
professionally that she had refused to nurse the
wile OF q man employed by person under boy
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REPRESENTATIVE FRANK HURD, who has been
confined to his bed, dangerously ILL., for the past
ten days. is much improved to-day. He has been
troubled with Inflammation OF the eutachian
tubes connecting the ear Ind nose, the danger
lying In the close proximity or the disease to the
brain Mr.. Hurd had an operation performed in
New York about two weeks ago, and while return
ing here contracted o violent cold on the cars,
which caused a relapse. His physician, DR.. Num-
caster stated this morning that hts patient was
responding readily to treatment, and he hoped 10
have him up and about in two weeks. kilograms
have been received from all parts OF the country
inQuirtng as to his condition.
SECRETARY FAIRCHyLD arrived In Washington
about IL O'Clock to-day from Charleston, but will
not resume his duties at the Department until to-
morrow morning.
MAJOR RICHARD Il. JACKSON, nth artillery, has
been detailed to attend the annual encampment
Of the first brigade New Hampshire National
Guard, to be held at the State camp ground, at
Concord, for five days, commencing May 81, for the
purpose OF inspecting the troops taking part under
Instructions from the acknowledgement.
FATALLY BuRNxD.-Mias Nellie Harper, who was
badly burned by her clothing taking fire at her
residence, corner OF It'll and streets northwest,
about a week ago. Is lying very low. and Is not
expected to recover.
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General Foreign News,
THE QUEEN AT HOME AGAIN.
LONDON, April 29.-The queen has arrived at
windsor castle from the continent
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PERSONAL.

OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
Oand Answers. send 10 cents TO book stores or 10
5. ". FLYNN, A Nj, Ivy Institute
ap27-Im' 5. w.Cor. stla aid SITS. NV.
nm ACCOUNT OF TIE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
Y Us are prepared 10 pay full value for
(rrtsI secoud-han Clothing. Address or call az
IL SIHS Old Stand. GIG ID ST. NV. apl4-5fn
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IcOR RENTNNEAT TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
IL ings with 6 rooms and water, near Government
Prinnng Office. Rent low TO prompt tenants. E, A.
MoiHTIkE. elS r St NV. ap23-6t
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EOR RENf-HOUSES.
Il 0l5 / st. n. W., lar.
and stable. 500
1858 3lst n. W, fur,
pos. June i, 11r.......75
300 VI st. NV. 13r. ia
2:} 18th st.n w., Tor. :, 81
] 4O6 Il st-n-w.. 13r-.....5 sc
1919 Corcoran st. NV,
10r..............4.
Jos N.H.ave. NV. Or. 80
1908 q st. NV. Sr. 4 sta. sc
80 y. \. ave. NV. pos.
May 1, Or. .,.........,..3 80
32l ,:5,3, 3231s D st. Sc,
go 18th st.s. W. ,0r......35
1402, l404, 14o6 Nd -
ave, ne, Or %
211 9th st. 8. e, 7r,. %.
11Qg K ST. NV, 6r.. ..15.:W
IN DE-. -
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aesarous OF buying or excha! gins for Handsome
elegant and beautifully finished Houses Just com.
pieted. Nos. l740, 1742 and 1744 T St. n "; hard
wood finished, handsomely frescoed, and strictly first
ciass IN every particular. DAVID A. WINDSOR 4
SON, owners COB l4th NV
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OFFICES.
Gunton Bldg. r 26. .$12.50
Lenox Bldg, T. 3...-.--..10
40l 9TH st. Sd H., Ii. 10
511 7th ST b'st, T. 4......10
Gunton Bldg, r. :I1......-.8
i615 9TH ST., rm- 11........3
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

LfOk RENT-A SlX-ROoM BAY WINDOW HOUSE
II all the modern improvements. zoos II 81, ma !;
price 40. Inquire ct 1910. ap22-1m
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NOR EEST-HALL 40 10TH NV: TUESDAY
II night, IS. saturday night, So Apply 10 l.. GARD
MIX 90 premises ap2S-.5t
V,OR RENT-NEw STABLE IN REAR OF 1924 X
II three stalls anu carriage Apply at ls2I
st ap23-lw'
NOR RENT-STABLE-IN REAR OF 1872 y ST.:
Il new and very desirable i've stalls and carriage
rom Apply y A. 4. BkICE. ia 18th 81. ap1-ln
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FOR sALK-"coAE" QU1CK-QN l4TH sT. n. ".
4 barKain-brlck. rooms, business property:
$4,000 brick, rooms, cellar. business property
Y6:2OO Also beautiful IL room brick on Q. near
i4tg, with back building aud basement price only
SS.OOO J.W.PMYERS1 42S New York ava NH -8ws
Nevada County picayune., 1887-06-08

his course of bookkeeping and gone to the cotton patch. He says his bleached hands shall not go back on their raising.
 Dr. Wren has the smartest daughter in the county. She is abont 10 years old, and can cook a meal of victuals that king would relish much credit to her and her mother.
 R. A. Wootton is very fond of fruit and has found the way to uncle Johnnie Weaver's cherry trees. He goes often and stays long. Don't know which he loves best, his cherries or his daugh- ter-could make a good guess. If ali reports be true he is fixing to graft himself into the family. He is sooner. Look out, twins.
 DINE
Nevada County picayune., 1887-06-08
BOlshtOn lSubblingS.

The singing in this beat Is im- mense, ''and don't you forget it." Col. c. H. Titus has gone to St. Louis-will probably be gone all summer.
 Miss Ida Newton and her broth. CT, Willie, made a flying trip to Pike county last week.
 Mr. A. P. DeI.augbter. the deaf mute of this place, has returned from school at Little Rock, looking handsome. hf
 Mir. John DeLau9hter has a chicken hen, which he says is nine teen years old. and looks to he on. ly about two.
 The writer had pressing invita- ton to attend the Soldiers Jubilee at Paris, Texas, this week. Sorry l could not go.
 Miss Emma Cannon has return el to her home, near Wallaceburg Miss Emma staid with her father, Dr. J. s. Cannon, here several weeks, and made quite a number of good friencs, who regret to see her leave,
 Dr. Cannon says the indictment weather detered the picnic at Buchanan's School House from be- ing a complete success, but the supper was simply grand. Says he thinks that Green Wilson and Tom Holcomb carried of enough "gcub' to last them until ;he next picnic which is set for Jn' ly 2nd, at Piney Grove.
 HARD LUCK.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-06-08
COUNTY NEWS.
Contributed by the Special Cor.
 pOndents of the Picayune.
EnlilIet IitchiIlgS.

Fine crops.
 ] Hnrrah for 'Jolly Jim."
 Oh, those boys that go hunting on Sunday.
 Jim Shell says two months will soon come to a close. Success 10 you, old boy.
 Wish my name was Tom. so a certain young lady would watch me some during services.
 The annual school meetings were held in Districts i3 X B and a school tax was voted by small maj iority, all the Greenbackers vot- ing against tax.
 Jim Williams would make a sue eessful lawyer, judging from ies. lures and articulations he was making in Bill Barton's back yard, not many days since,
 Now, Mr. Robinson, why are you trying to create a strife be. tween the whites and blacks2 We would he glad to have you write up your war record.
 One of Adois's minks has made hls appearance in this com munity, stealing plumbs. but Con. stable Joe Hood captured the ami nal and carried him be efore the Jus. tice of the Peace and had him fined one dollar and cost.
 "I have just read and re.rea q the Union Labor Platform think it a good one. Why not add another new plank to reduce salary of the President to one half, and other of hcers in prOportion."-Robinso in Dispatch.
 guess Bro. Robinson has tor gotten that four years ago when Wallace was County Judge that a special act was passed raising the salary of the County Judge of this county from S4OO to $500 per year, and there wasn't a single Green packer that kicked But now since they have lost their hold, they are kicking muchly. This is labor protection--over the left.
 AGENDA
Nevada County picayune., 1887-06-08
RARE CHANGE ;!

We will sell our entire stock ofDry Goods, Boots Shoes, Hats Clothing &c., at our corner store, after June 1st, AT COST. The stock of shoes in this house are the finest ever brought to Hope. Every thing at PRIME COST <! The house must be vacat- ed and goods must be sold. Come early and get the pick ofthe stock. Spot CASH is the word. No goods charged. Remem- Der that it is the corner store that we are closing out. Thanking the public for the exceeding liberal patronage we have receiv ed, you will ever find the lowest prices at our store.
 RHODES & REED,
 Hope, Ark.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-06-08
Brcathings from Delta.

Lots of rain-land too wet to blow.
 Dr. w. D. Broker is very feeble and still on the decline.
 The neighbors are taking fine start this spring on a potato crop.
 The farmers have as much push as 1 have ever seen them. Crop prospects fine.
 Big singing convention at Mount Olive last Sunday. Fine dinner and lots of fun for the young folks.
 Little Willie Mitchell is quite sick. though l think Dr. Willie Nixon wi set him up. He is very successful.
 Mrs. James Phillips is fast re- covering from dropsy of three years standing; Dr. M. F. Gray, adviser.
 The annual school meeting at Pleasant Hill. district No. 50. Pm told did not pass off to the satis- faction of same.
 Mr. R. 1 Mitchell has yearling bought of MT. Hale, near Camden. Ouachita county, about fifteen months old that will weigh at least six hundred pounds. gross.
 Friend Sam, it was T. w. Breed love bitten by the rattle snake. w. D. Ray was bitten by Il copper head. All the hurt done though, was in the bite and not in the mis. take.
 Oat crop improving very fast. Hogs arc also improving. Cattle are looking very fine, but not so for the horses and mules. Taylor township has lost eight head out of the blow in the last month. and more sickness among them than has ever been known here in any one year for the past forty five years. PALE SAMtEL.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-06-08
Would Like to Know

When the rain shall cease. If the PICAYUNE don't get there. just the same
 If ]. T. Aaron knew his lesson in the afternoon.
 If Bob Smith. of B6ughton, is a good phrenolOgist.
 Ifplnms and peaches grow abun- dantly at Boughton.
 If Henry Barham's speech was received with applause.
 Which one of the Boughton youngsters got left at the picnic. Which one of the Prescott youngsters is 1t that swings on the gate after returning from church. If Hard Luck" isn't daisy. and if he wishes to tackle some one else who wears fair name.
 TEXAS KID. Paris. Tex, June 9th, 1887.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-06-08
Pleasant Vision,

The organ of sight, which is the source of so much pleasure as well as benefit to man. is very delicate. \ great many persons, not aPpre' ciating this, are using cheap spec tacles. These glasses, by their Imperfect construction and blem' ishes, seriously miure and some times almost destroy the sight. Hawkes. Crystalizcd Lenses are the most perfect glasses in the world, being especially adapted for the preservation and sometimes restoration of the sight.
 For sale by Hugh Moncrief X l'lo,, Druggists and Opticians, PreScottj
Nevada County picayune., 1887-06-08
The Meeting.

The meeting at the MethOdis | church has been going onthe p asst week, conducted mainly by Rev. w. F. Quillian, of the N. Ga. con ference, Presiding Elder of the Dalton district) He has preached with great zeal and power, the ho- ly spirit manifesting itself at every meeting. The church has been thoroughly revived and blessed and also number of sinners con verted to God. The meeting has accomplished great good. Rev. Quillian has won the confidence and esteem of the people, by preaching the gospel of love, in his peculiar, persuasive mannef, and all will long remember and love him. IL is thought the meeting will close tonight. It has been going on for nearly three weeks. Rev. Mir. Quillian thinks of leaving in the morning to visit sister near Decatur, Teyas. The pastor, Rev. Mir Traylor, has done con- tinued and hard work duriug the meeting.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-06-08
AGUE BUSTERS. 'ee1Iy eG,'Ii Iiarnl,s.. n Ot
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in experimenting when your lungs are in danger. Consumption al
 ways seems at hrSt, only cold Do not permit any dealer to im- pose upon you with some cheap imitation of Dr. Kings New Dls- covery for Consumption, Coughs and colds, but be sure you get the sennine, Because he ean make R4or proht ha nay ta yoN he has something just as good, or just the same. Don't Ge deceived, but in- sist upon getting pr. Kings New Discovery which is guaranteed to give relief in all Throat Lung, and chest affections. Trial bottles tree at Jno, NJ NJ lbnyn's drug stare, c
Nevada County picayune., 1887-06-08
It is a Wise Saw that Knows Who
 Filed it Last"

It is equally as true a maxim that 1t IS a "wise farmer" who knows his friend in need It is q "wise farmer" who knows that 1t is to his interest to deal with the merchant who buys his cotton and supplies with food and raiment to make his crop; and often furnish. es them the hard cash in order to make and gather their crops.
 Come unto me all ye who labor and ale heavy laden, and l will as- sist you. has been the watch word with the Peoples Man ever since he hung his shingle on the outer wall. He has often told you that you should trade with the man, and stick to the man who is al ways ready and anxious to favor you. Life is short for us to be so long learning these important facts.
 'It is a wise old saw that knows who files it best" l am now in the need of money to keep my customers out of the grass and will ask you to stop and think for a moment, and then answer our question Would it not have been better for you Go have spent all your money with the man who al. ways favors you, so he wOnld have money to loan you, now in your time of need! Competition is so sharp It will not allow one mer- chant to sell goods cheaper than another, the price of goods are about the same with all merchants. No merchant will sit still and let his neighbors sell goods cheaper than himself. There Is no man or set of men in tho great state of AT, Eansas that will do or has done more for a customer than the PeO. ple's Man. say without fear Of contradiction that l have sold the "good people, more mules and horses, more bread and meat, and loaned them more money than any merchant in Southwest Arkansas. 2
 If you have any cash to spend come and see me. If you need any assistance come and see me.
 Goods for the next 30 days twill he so low tlry are honnd to go, " And now farmers
 "With cautious steps as you tread your way
 through
 This intricate world as other folks do; May you still on yOur journey be able tt
 view
 l The magnificent face of Il dollar or TWO. And whenever you come to this famous ole town,
 With a dollar or two plank right down, Rembember that precious bargains are al
 ways found,
 With the peoples man all the year round.
 Yours 10 command, SIDNEY R. WOoD.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-06-08
Lanesb,irg Leaflets.

Much rain, more help. most grass.
 Sunday school and singing IS tiourlshing at Laneshurg.
 There is some sickness in the community but no case fatal.
 Harmony is little dull at pres- ent but look out for the rosy flu. ture.
 Mrs. Hattie McMath is spend ing few days with her mother. She is looking well.
 Frank Garrett has the brag corn crop. He is no sardlne, when it comes to farming.
 Mir. John Wever was bitten by q rattle snake last week, He has suffered severely from II; am glad to know he is better,
 It is getting time for farmers to be ashamed of their crops but ev- cry body is in the grass alike and we never get ashamed of the fashion.
 Parson Beaucamp preached ai excellent sermon at Lanesbure the 5th Sunday. Not a great ma ny heard him, owing to inclemcni weather. Mir, Tonmie Lee has finished
Nevada County picayune., 1887-06-08
Mir. J. A. Bryan showed us a

Mir. J.aA. Bryan showed us a small model of his patent burglar proof window screen, Friday. It lis splendid invention, and acts as good sash lock, as well as screen. It works easily with a string over pullcys, with locks at top and bottom. He will doubt less realize handsomely from 1t in fact. has already done so, hav- ing sold the right to the State of Texas for sl5OO.
 Farmer at home to nelghbOr- Gan you tell me why it is that Rhodes X Reeds store is always crowded with the best class of people in our country! l had to wait over an hour the other day to get what I wanted, everybody was so busy" Answer: Because they sell cheaper than any other house in Hope, and their customers al ways find everything just as rep resented. Honesty and fair deal. ing is their motto, and that will always win.
 Saturday Mr. J. c. Young, hay. ing received tidings that his fath- CT Mir. D. NJ. Young, of Caney, was sinking, went out to his dying bed, and we learn that he died Sunday afternoon. Thus another one of Nevada's oldest and best citizens has passed over the river, and in less than a year after his Wife's death. The PIcAYUNE mites with many friends in con- doling with the bereaved family.
 Many of the small boys about town, from eight to fifteen years of age, are in the habit of cOngrega. ting around town and getting into mischief. Often squads of six to a dozen or more frolic on the depot platform while trains are passing, and more than one came near be- ing killed. Parents, look after your boys. It is said "evil com. munications corrupt good man. ners,' and we know the street is no place for boys to learn good habits. Read the timely article on our first page, entitled "Father, Where is {our Boy To night"
Nevada County picayune., 1887-06-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Some farmers are laying by" corn.
 Be sure to see Rhodes X Reed when in Hope.
 Mr. J. H. Arnold was over from Washington Saturday.
 Blackberries are getting rlpe, and the crop is full and fine.
 The celebrated Silver Soap at B. l.. Harwood's. Try it.
 Fresh prunes and dried apples at Hatley X Christophers'.
 Don't miss the bargains that are being offered by JNo. PoRTIs.